Reading Company Insolvency Help
Welcome to Begbies Traynor Group Reading. We are a group of licensed Insolvency Practitioners in Reading offering services to help companies with either rescue or closure options.
Welcome to the Begbies Traynor Group office in Reading, where our resident team provides the highest calibre of advisory services and support to companies in financial distress.
We provide one-to-one confidential advice to anyone in need of clarity or guidance in relation to an issue of corporate insolvency or business rescue. Our experts in Reading have decades of experience providing these services and we work with company directors and management teams from companies of all sizes and across all industry sectors.
You can arrange an initial consultation with a member of our team simply by calling us directly. We will be happy to help and can meet with you at our offices in Reading, or at your workplace or in your home. We understand what a challenge in can be to lead a company faced with insolvency and our aim is always to provide the clearest possible information and guidance.
As the UK’s leading provider of corporate insolvency advisory services, the scope of our expertise in Reading and across the country is entirely comprehensive and we can help no matter the scale of your company. We also provide support regardless of whether or not formal insolvency solutions become necessary.
Call your nearest Begbies Traynor Group office to find out more about how we can help.
A Members’ Voluntary Liquidation (MVL) is a formal company closure process for solvent companies. Although liquidation is often associated with insolvent companies, this route is designed for healthy, cash-rich businesses with a substantial amount of retained profits. The MVL process consists of distributing funds in a cost-efficient manner to shareholders, and if eligible, you may be able to access Business Asset Disposal Relief, formerly known as Entrepreneurs’ Relief. If you can settle liabilities within 12 months and your business consists of £25,000 or more in retained earnings, an MVL may be the route forward.
